Hello Aspirant,

For admissions in 2025-26, the RPVT test, on its own, is no longer in use and candidates will now qualify using NEET (UG) and enter RPVT counselling based on this. The RPVT-based counselling will fill about 950 seats overall in 11 veterinary colleges (constituent and affiliated private colleges)—this includes state quota, payment, NRI and management seats.

In addition, there are All-India seats in all colleges that will be filled from the VCI quota (15% in each college; about 45 total) on the basis of NEET-UG ranks only. Private colleges may also use NEET scores with RPVT merit when filling management quota seats per VCI guidelines.

Hello,

Yes, you are right. In Rajasthan, veterinary seats for the Bachelor of Veterinary Science and Animal Husbandry course are primarily filled through two channels, like the Rajasthan Pre-Veterinary Test (RPVT) and NEET (UG). Here, around 920 seats are filled through RPVT, and other remaining seats filled through the NEET UG exam.

I hope it will clear our query!!

Hello

Rajasthan veterinary admissions are primarily done through the RPVT exam, not NEET.
In 2025, around 950 B.V.Sc. and A.H. seats are available via RPVT across 11 colleges.
These include both regular and payment seats under the state quota.
NEET is not required for state counselling, but is used for 15percent All India Quota seats.
So, if you're aiming for Rajasthan colleges, RPVT is your main gateway